CHEZ PIERRE * *
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Decorated establishment in Blodelsheim with rooms with the option of evening, half and full board
This century-old establishment is run by Jacques Thuet and his sons. Warmly decorated in a sober, classic style, a fine table awaits you, with a menu inspired by Alsace and its local producers, with seasonal specialties such as game in autumn and asparagus in spring, not forgetting sauerkraut. A fine wine list will undoubtedly make you hesitate to choose from a wide range of wines. For a well-earned rest, eight renovated rooms are available, with the option of evening, half or full board.
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Opening time and information on CHEZ PIERRE
8 rooms. Double room from €70. Breakfast: €9. Stopover evening: €72. Restaurant (closed Wednesday all day and Sunday evening).
Message from Management
Nestled in the 2-star Chez Pierre hotel, the restaurant invites you to enjoy an unforgettable culinary experience in Blodelsheim, near Mulhouse. It welcomes you in an authentic setting, a traditional-style building superbly decorated with antique and modern furniture. What's more, its shaded terrace is perfect for enjoying the fine weather. Here, you're invited to discover traditional, tasty and refined cuisine. To offer you the very best, the chef carefully selects his ingredients, favoring quality, local and seasonal produce. He offers a rich and varied menu. A daily menu and a business menu are available at lunchtime from Monday to Friday. For starters, try grandma's fleischnacka, salmon gravlax with dill or duck foie gras opera. Then continue with traditional dishes such as calf's head with two sauces, veal kidneys with mustard or Alsatian sauerkraut. Chez Pierre is also the perfect address for fish lovers. Its offerings vary according to the latest arrivals, a guarantee of quality and freshness. Meat lovers will be tempted by the braised veal chop, duck breast or homemade burger. For children, the restaurant offers adapted dishes such as escalope à la crème or homemade nuggets. These are accompanied by fried potatoes or spaetzle. To finish on a sweet note, you can opt for chocolate profiteroles or chocolate moelleux. A delicious address not to be missed!
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